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Orange Partners With Ericsson to Drive Financial Inclusion in Africa
Source: Devdiscourse
Ericsson said on Monday it has been selected by Orange MEA as a strategic partner for its pan-African Orange Money service to drive financial inclusion and economic development across fourteen African countries.
The Swedish vendor will strengthen Orange's core mobile money platform which provides financial services through a flexible and simple mobile phone interface. Launched in 2008, the service is now available to more than 60 million subscribers in seventeen countries across Africa and the Middle East.
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